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TOE ROEISONIAJt MONDAY1, KOTEMBER i, 1M pagf itve. JH.I II. Li ." - - mmm THE ROBESONIAN Office 07 ; West? Fourth "Street i Telephone Urn. 20. :tj MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1915 ; LOCAL RAILROAD HCIIED1 'LE $eaboanAur LinevrV ' Train No. 19 west-bound Ivs 7:15 am Tra:n No. . 14 eastbound Ivs 10:15 ajn . Train No. 13 westbound lys C:S0.pm "; Triin NO". 20;ea'8tbouiid Ivs 10:16 pm I VA. & CAROLINA SOUTHERN ' ( From Hope Mills . (Train No 19 .....- arrives 9:10 am Train -No. 64 leaves 10:25 am Train No. 5 ....... arrives 6:20 pm Train No. 78 ....... . leaves 8:35 pm .. v ... Raleigh & Charleston Train No. 1 .- leaves 10 :20 am Traia .No, Z . .-. . . . -arrives 6:15 po iN'IdCTAC'ClRCtES UILDERS JENNINGS COTTON MJLLS FIVE shares common stock for sale to highest bidder above par. Box i'l', Maxton, N. C. V COW AND MULE FOR SALE Large and registered uuernsny cow for sale. D. B. Humphrey, Route 2, Lumberton, N. C. Mist; Connie.- Barker Becomes! Bride of Dr. Gordon Rosa' Hennijar A ; ffiriUiant Cfcurrh Wedding; Reported for THh Robesonin. : , .- v.eu;i:n(c cnaracienzea Dy uv.- i usaal beauty . and - impreuiveness, in i accord with the bride's individ'jility,' B was solemnized at the First Baptist church, hero on . last -Thursday even-' v. I at 7- o'clock when . Mis Bonnie B-.rker becams the bride of Dr.- Gor-' den Ross" Honnlgar, T Rv; ' C." L J Greaves, ted bride's pastorr being th?' oP$$hjf clergyman. ' T - 4 r- " - f . The sacred edifice' was transform-, ed jnto a sylvan. bower and an' ex.4 quisite bridal setting was - affected with cut f lowers and greens, the semi circular rostrum being banked: with ferns and palms, interspersed with white amr yellow chrysanthemums. ; .'Previous t the arrival of the "bri dal .party a musical programme was eiven. Miss Lina.'Goueh at the or- e?5h and Miss Christine Gower at oi- ano. The prelude, Massenet s ME1 Mf1', n organ and violin duet, by Miss Gough and Mr. Woodberry Len pon, was rendered. Miss Mildred Mc Intyrej of the music faculty of Mere dith :College. sang very sweetly "My Heart at Thy Dear Voice," , after which .the bridal chorus from the Res Throughout flhe Season) SUCCESSFUL MEN an unusual display of Autumn andJWinterJ.VIod el Hat and Millinery novelties. -, " 6 9 8 Miss Josepnine mm Exclusive Millinery Store Elm St. visit ' to th where Mn T A Uo. eill, a most bewitching fortune-teil- FOR SALE FARM WITH SIX. room dwelling. . If interested ap ply to- The Robesonian. THREE ONE-HORSE AND ONE two-horse farms for rent fives miles ' from Lumberton, near school and church. K. M. Biggs. . WHY NOT GET fllE BEST OUT ' of your plane? Ask for Iho c-J-pointed Tuner to the Southern Presbyterian -College & Conserva tory of Music, Red Springs, N.. C", to call and give you a price for tun ing or repair. Charges consistent with high class work. Distance no barrier. Three , years' apprentice ship in one : of London's (Eng.) best and largest factories. Nine years out-door : experience. Testi monial from Dr. C. G. Vardell. -Write to F. O. Fuzzey, Shannon, N. C. let of orange blossoms, and she caf-1 Hallowe'en season. r'ed a shower bouquet of bride's! "The-guests were met at th door , roses and valley lilies, the shower e-by Miss Bessie Butler and presented .tending almost to the floor.; Her on-1 to the receiving line by Miss Eliza ly ornament was a brooch of doa- beta Belle Miss Christine Gowerled monds and pearls, tne giitoiinei the way -to the dining-room where Rrwin. uunnK ceremuny miao i aeucious puncn was served bv Mrs Cough played softly Nocturne, . by I A. E. White from "a beautifully dec-' Chcpin, and at the conclusion of the! orated table. Dnrino. tk. prayer the oir Bang very softly, un- rious Kames made the hours speed accompanied, "Oh, Perfect. - Love,, quickly, away. Perhaps the most at- lanuuauser a urarcu wa udcu lur wicixracuve ieature -was recessional. I ?ypsy tent, Tinmediatelvif ter theceremony-the Neittnr-m5! Maid was sung, all of the voices be. tride nd groom left by auto for Fay.l ef unfolded the mvsteriea of th fn i H ojitimiu nvvviu. ii.o WUW nicy ure uuivu- I vun; lO manV WhO eaiWrlv mnxirrnt Pnannn nlsn r!fU irnraliat Mn:r k fran a. R.lh'nnn Man Vnrlr I I... :j JT .BOUgnt beautifullyand impressively ."Love'jj and other points, after which they! Towards the witching hour dainty , viwu pionu auu urRim oi-j win visit, ue wwiii jjaicuia bi reiresnments were served hv four comnaniment. When the deep tones, Chester, Nova Scotia, for several I charming maids Misses Rachel Mac- ui me uiku viuiaiu ieuuciosu a weet, Deic-re going 10 iiainaA, liu- lliimara. VlOla Jenkins Martha I-oa ,7 cuujii mm ui mc ui luai pany en-, ys ocoua, wiicrc wicy wm niaiic icn i iiunn, ana vaSflti White, lerea in me louowing oraer: misses hyme. Anna Lawrence and Annie Grace Wil-j Mrs. Hennigar-is the only daugh liams, Ro,?a Lee Caldwell and Mary, ter of -Mr. and Mrs. John Alexander Mack Biggs, ribbon girls, daintily clad, Barker, and has lived in Lumberton all of her life, and by her vivacious manner and pleasing personality has won many friends who wui be loath to see her leave to make her home elsewhere. Dr. Hennigar is a dent; FARMS FOR .. RENT STEPHEN Mclntyre, Lumberton, N. C. NOTICE HAVE YOUR COTTON ginnej at the Union Gin. Ginning in white with yellow ribbons, advanc ed down the aisles, two in each aisle, and took their places at', the altar, .followed by the ushers, who twere Messrs. Elwood Whaley. Roney High, H. - J.v Sineleton and.E. J. Barker Tlie two bridesmaids, .Misses! Lillie and Bertha Barker, cousins of the bride, wearing white imported gowns with plaitings of yellow tulle, carry ing yellow chrysanthemums, entered i . i ' ii i : - men. Dr. Russell Beamend Mr. S. K Nash, after. whom came Mrs. Ernest Jerome Barker, of Rowland, sjster- in-law of the bride; who acted as ma. Iron of honor. 'She was 'attired in a creation of lavender charmeuse en train and her flowers, were white chrysanthemums. 'Miss ' Eva Mace, the maid.6f honor, entered next, be comingly gowned in soft yellow pussy willow tafetta with tulle drapery and carrying an armful of yellow chrysan- inemums; ana following ner was in tle Miss Francis McNeill. 'dainty and fairly-like in a white Waco frock, who bore the ring in the heart of a huge white chrysanthemum; while down thP opposite aisle handsome little Charlie Crabtree in his costume of white; velvet' entered bearing two lighted candles, one of which was ex tinguished as the couple were made one. The little flower maidens wear ing dainty little gown3 of white lace At the Movies. The Pastima thpatro i ffn.: . wiifci Ii4 m show today worth- seeing. In pic tures "Ifte UmmanH nffi- win. ue nresentert fflfnrSn ai; Dovey, a Paramount star. - .larV Piir. ford, brother of Marw PihrA .jh surgeon of much ability, and has made! a80 De, seen in this picture. Alice number of friends during his visits! ru?Y 13 wen and favorably known to Lumberton. I r u18 countrv 6ni England as one .. i w ""!- tiiarmig ana giitcd :u- Marriage of Miss Annie Rebecca t we contemporary stage. Jones and Mr. John Stuart Butler. win aiso be pre. St. Paqls. Messenger,. Oct. 28. , ing noou ar arTd 7l9a "WC a pretty out quiet marriage was McPheraon, of trl as for solemnized at 8 o'clock last Monday! n.eriv wjfu" ifkl JSL "v n !J bchool children matinee 4 to 3 o' clock, 5 -cents, nicht nnVa in 15 cents. evening at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Heman Jones, near King Hiram, .this county, when Misa Annie Rebecca Jones and Mr. John Stuart Butler were united - in marriage by Rev. Joel S. Snyder. Tn tho efmina nf McnHplsanhn'a Weaaing March by Mrs., Robert Hut sen,,. little Alberta Hale, niece of the bride, entered bearing the ring on a little heart-shaped tray. Then the bride, attended by Miss Ruth Jones, her Sister, as maid of honor, was met at the improvised altar by the groom, attended by his brother, Mr. J. But. ler, as best man, where the vows As has been stated in The Robe sonian. the Star theafr day under a new manager, Mr. F. A. LeBeau Of Wilmino-tnn h t,oD . O w. nuw C0 cten in Lumberton for th week making, preparations for the been booked for the first three days I i.na wees, .mciuamg uavis Broth ers, hlgh-claSS IHltertainora. inm bcrton is the onlv ston nav! Rmfk! ers will make between Atlanta and SUCC ESS JOHN ROACH. John Roach wu born in Ireland of por parent, nd at the H, f rt w' nt to Amcrba. and landed la Now Tork without money, friends or trsdiv. lie worked hla way over Into New Jrsy. and cured a Job wltti tn Howell lrw Work. Ten year went by and ha bad baroma an Iron Worker. Ml fret builntM ventura WM mad with Kim other workman of the tound ry. They atarted mll foundry and caHed It the Aetna Iron Work, whkh for nr ral year prospered remarkahly. Bot -ana day the boiler In the angina room exploded, and lit on motnant Roach-, waa, mada a poor man an a In. Nothing daunted him. tiowerer. ir obtained credit and reora-a nixed th com Pny whtratpeadily grow. , in is & wa the lowest btddar and obtained a ron tract to build tha ,kt Iron draw-bridge, plera and all. over the Harlem RJver. smaller awtnaina; btlditea bad h built, but nothing ilk thta on had rr been attempted. H went to work and when ha finished th brtdga It . wa ald , there never waa a, mora enm pJat auceaaa la iron work, maaoary, and anglnaerlng. Tha foundation of Roach' frrmt wmm hard work and thorough knowledge of anything b undertook. ... a""ed by persistent effort, hard work and ECONOMY. ' THiS-BANK4s-inteitedWrroijrccesjisnxious-o depository for your savings. Our success is largely dependent upon the success of our patrons. Open your SAVINGS ACCOUNT with us NOW, and consult us about 1,7. Dus'nets affairs. We have aid ed others and can be of service to. YOU. .. ' -.' fp.A The Farmers and Merchants Bank, "The Home of Savings" ..,-,-.- Holmes Jewelry Company Don't forget to vitit ut when you come to Lumberton. Our stock of Fall Jand Holiday Jewelry and Novelties is XJp-to-Date and you will do well to loolc it over before making your purchase. A. J. HOLMES, Mgr. new bagging and ties all for. $1.50, and. yello.w .sashes .were pictures of twm halo T-UofVipRt. mnrWpr. nri' t.a lTrolinaaa sa fliaw clntulv ..marcliofl paid for . cotton and seed. Union .down the aisles scattering rose petals Gin Co.. Fairmont, ' N. C. ' n .- G . -4eforr'he' bride. , These were little - Stubbs, Manager. - r - Misses Mary'Lawrnce and Mary Ruth - , --"Greaves. - , : . ' CANE MILL I HAVE INSTALL-: The bride entered on the arm of ed for the convenience of the pub lic a Cane Mill on my farm one and a half miles east of Lumber ton. near County Home. Prompt and good . service. Bring yourl cane and have it ground into good syrup. J. v. Regan. MILL ROCKS. WE HAVE SEVER al nair Mill Rocks, some of them new, others slightly used. If in - terested write us or come and let ls show them to you. We can lo cate a' man to install them and give approximate figures for run ning gear. Boney & Harper Mill ing Co., Wilmington, N. C. . EXPERIENCED MILL WRIGHT, capable of adjusting your rocks or installing new ones. Can ; take care of any kind Grist Mill trou. bles. D. W. Stevens, R. D. F. Phoenix, K. C. IF irS BEEF REMEMBER A. H Hinds handles it m a sanitary manner. 'Phone No. 63 for pork loins, -fresh pork sausage?, liver and sliced nam. GO TO L. H. CALDWELL'S FOR onion sets, fall ' cabbage seed, Abruzzi seed rye, N. C. seed rye, Appier, Winter Turf, Red Rust Proof Burt and Fulghum seed oats, Crimson clover, rape and turnip seed." . . . . '. , ' HOLD YOUR COTTON FOR 15 cents the pound. Store it in-the Farmera Bonded Warehouse, Lum berton, and borrow money on it RUBBER STAMPS DONT FOR get that you can have your Rubber Stamps made right here in Lum berton by the Freeman Printing Company. Give them your orders. Satisfaction guaranteed. . IfLIT'S FRESH FISH, REMEMBER the Britt Grocery Company has them every day. Everything in the grocery line at prices that please. Rowland Britt, manager.. Phone 215 IF YOU WANT THE BEST PRICE for cotton and cotton seed, go to John T. Bigga. FOR RENT SIX-HORSE FARM IN high -state of cultivation, known as the Payne farm, situate two miles east of Maxton. on Back Swamp and Jacob Swamp Drain age Canal; ten room dwelling and all necessary out buildings, pos. session January first, and possibly earlier. For further information, see J.-B. Sellars, Maxton, N. C. her father, Mr. J. A. Barker, who fcH her in marriage, and was met al the altar by the groom and his best man, Mr. F. D. Williams of Fayette- ville. She was radiantly beautiful m her semi-Drincess gown of duchess sat in, hand embroidered, with trimmings of real lace and pearls. Her stately court train fell in soft folds from the i . i i a i .. 1 1 : T srouiaers ana ner misty vuue ve., which enveloped her figure, was caught to her hair with a single chap- fF YOU NEED A TYPEWRITER IN your business, or if -you have 'one and need a better' one. The Robe sonian can sell you an Oliver, the best made, or exchange you a new one for that old one.;; For rib bons or other supplies for all makes of typewriters, call on or write The P'-sonlan. For Sale SPLENDID FARM NEAR CHAD BOURN, N.C. 42 ACRES, HALF UN DER HIGH CULTIVATION, EXCEL LENT DWELLING, STABLES, THREE TENANT HOUSES, WAG ON AND FARM TOOLS, DEEP WELL ALL FOR $2000.00, WORTH $3500.00. SMALL CASH PAYMENT BALANCE FIVE TO EIGHT YEARS TIME. CROPS WILL . PAY FOR FARM IN-THREE YEARS, FIRST OFFER TAKES THE PLACE. AD DRESS E. P. WILLARD, WILMING TON, N. C. j 1 ml a 1 1 i IT " were maae. ine nappy coupie ien oni New YftPif cv,rt I ; , , , win.Kft troi wft.inVtn- r.itv ' Iork.- hw opens at 4 o'clock and other points. On their return 'for ThHas't XpV 1?, they will be at home o Northrop 'will'WTn Thursday's street. Mrs. Butler is very popular no . M. .t t... "... :i. irys here with a- large circle of friends f, be kepTsanita Pf cleaned and I having been a member of. the l?radedlfroeated d X ary cieaned ana school f a cult v the nast twa vears.f , 'K aiiy I BURGLARS ARE ABROAD And besides there are many other reasons why you should not keep your money in the house, or carry it around in your pock- ' et. Place your cash in the BANK of PROCTORVILLE and feel tthat it is safe from fire or burglars. Your account will be ap preciated. " BANK of PROCTORVILLE K. Barnes, President. I. P. Graham, Cashier PROCTORVILLE, N. C Mr. Butler is, an enterprising young lawyer and has the best wishes of a host of friends in his nek happiness Among those present A were Miss Nellie Butler. Fairmont; Miss Min nie - Butler, Salemburfi Miss Elma .1'ones, Charlotte; Miss. Pauline Jones, Fayetteville; Mrs. E. J. Hale. Fay- etteville; Mr. and Mrs. Tate Ratley. King Hiram; Messrs. R. W. and June Butler. Salemburg; Mr. Robert Hen derson, Parkton; Prof; 'L. B. Olive, Delway; Mr. Breece, Fayetteville; Mr. Jones. Wake Forest: Mr. J. A. Barker, Roseboro; Messrs. S. Jones, L. I. Grantham and J. Lindsay, St. Pauls'. iwT R. C. '.Mrs. John Knox Entertains ReBorted for The Robesonian. On Saturday evening, October 23rd. Dr. and Mrs. John Knox entertained at their home on Walnut street with a Hallowe'en party in honor of their guest Miss Annabel Neely of Char lotte, who is a student at Flora Mac. Donald College, Red Springs. Ihel occasion 'was made very attractive with bright-colored autumn leaves,! shaded lights, jack 'o lanterns, black cats, and pumpkins suggestive of the For Sale FOR SALE ONE H. P. Fairbanks Morse Gasoline Engine- In ' good condition and capable of good ser vice. Have no use for it as wc have installed electric motors. Will sell for $17.50 f. o. b. Lumberton. Address The Robesonian, Lumber ton, N. C. - ' THREE HORSE POWER 220 VOLT DIRECT CURRENT GENERATOR, SUITABLE FOR LIGHTING COUN TRY RESIDENCE, GIN, OR MAN. UFACTURIN.G PLANT OF ANY KIND. - SPEED 1285 R. P. M. THIS GENERATOR MAY BE SEEN NOW AT ANY TIME RUNNING AS A MOTOR IN THE COMPOSING ROOM OF THE ROBESONIAN. ANY ONE INTERESTED MUST MAKE ARRANGEMENTS TO PUR CHASE BEFORE LUMBERTON PLANT IS CHANGED OVER TO ALTERNATING CURRENT, AS IT WILL BE SHIPPED BACK TO DEARER AND EXCHANGED FOR ALTERNATING CURRENT MOTOR IF NOT SOLD BEFORE CHANGE IS MADE. PRICE $75.00 EQUIP PED WITH FIELD RHEOSTAT FOR USE AS GENERATOR. THIS IS A BARGAIN FOR ANY ONE WANTING HIS OWN ELECTRIC PLANT IN THE COUNTRY. THE ROBESONIAN : LUMBERTON, N. C. Do yon Want One? CANE MILLS Horse or Belt Drive. EVAPORATORS, SU GAR KETTLES, FUR NACE DOORS & ; GRATES, ETC. Quick Shipments From ."' Factory. j Write, Wire or Phone us N. JACOBI Hdw. Co. WILMINGTON, N. C Pressing Clothes is as Much an Art as Making Them : Cheaper -Than Home-Made You cannot make a good cough med icine at home for as little as . you lay for Foley's Honey and Tar, nor can you be sure of getting the fresh, full strength, ; clean and pure mate rials. Did you ever hear of a home made congh medicine doing the work that Foley's is doing every day all over the country? Sold everywhere. We claim that to properly and thor oughly press any kind of garment it must be done on a Hoffman sanitary steam clothes pressing machine. This method produces the natural body shape-in- clothes of, every de. scription, raises the nap, brings out the color," gives the garment an ap pearance of newness and causes it to last much longer. Let us convince you. National Pressing Club. W. F. FAULK, Prop. I Phone 155 Oldest, Lars est and Strongest Bank In Robeson County THEMT The first Bank.Organized in Robeson Co. The First Bank to Promote Christmas Savings Clubs The First Bank to Offer to Lend money on Cotton v ; Always Ready and Anxious to Help the Farmers of theCounty. This Bank has now Launched .the Best Plan of all for Savings. The Community Thrift Plan Make a deposit in our Savings Department and watch your money grow. We give you coupons to distribute among your friends and when de posits amounting to SIXTY DOLLARS are made accompanying these coupons,, we credit your ac count with ONE DOLLAR. 4 Per Cent on all Saivngs Account Accounts Large and Small Receive se Courteous .Attention Investigate the Community Thrift Plan A. W. McLEAN, President. C. V. BROWN, Cashier.
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